Sentence examples for extreme carelessness from inspiring English sources

Strzok also said Comey initially concluded Clinton had shown "gross negligence" in how she handled classified information — a finding that could lead to charges — but dialed that back to "extreme carelessness" by the time he finished his memo.

Republicans blocked the effort on the floor last week, and asked in return that the bill be amended to include a provision that would revoke security clearances for federal employees who demonstrated "extreme carelessness" in handling classified information.

The poverty of intellect, lack of imagination and "extreme carelessness" have brought us to where we are.

Hillary Clinton dodged criminal charges this month after FBI director James B. Comey recommended that she not be indicted over her private emails, but his opinion that she operated with "extreme carelessness" really damaged her credibility with voters, the New York Times reports.

The only other comment I wish to make is the extreme carelessness with which the manuscript is written.

Taken to its logical extreme, this carelessness in spreading and consuming information via Twitter is responsible for stuff like the Owen Van Natta/Plancast Rickroll, which resulted in an erroneous blog post regarding Van Natta's resignation on The Next Web.

U.S. District Judge Royce C. Lamberth said that while he would not impose sanctions because the Landmark Legal Foundation had not established that the EPA acted in bad faith, the agency either intentionally sought to evade the FOIA request in order to destroy documents or demonstrated extreme apathy and carelessness.

The increased use of personal and mobile electronic devices inevitably leads to changing attitudes among the population, regarding privacy – ranging from higher awareness on one extreme, to greater carelessness on the other extreme.

"Why would FBI reopen Hillary investigation unless there is evidence of more than 'extreme carelessness' in handling classified information?" California senator Dianne Feinstein, a Clinton ally and the senior Democrat on the intelligence committee, proclaimed herself "shocked" by Comey's behavior.

With tragic frequency we hear of examples to the contrary: guns owned by householders or merchants that, because of carelessness or extreme emotion, kill innocent people, often the gun owners themselves or their loved ones.

"The same extreme secrecy and culture of carelessness that led to that horrific botched execution also led to a moment today, where, apparently, Oklahoma once again realized something was wrong".